On-ramp and Swap to a custom token

On-ramp to a supported token and swap to your own custom token.

Most of the well known tokens are already supported but for some cases you might want your users to be able to swap to a custom token. This example will show you how to do that in two steps using our web SDK.

Integration

To integrate the on-ramp and swap to a custom token, follow these steps:

1. Connect with Web SDK

   Make sure you completed the Getting Started guide.

2. On ramp to a supported token

   Complete the On-ramp guide

3. Update state after on-ramp is successful

   After the on-ramp is successful, we can use the onOrderSuccessful callback to update the state of the app.

     import { useState } from 'react'
     import { useAddFundsModal } from '@0xsequence/checkout'
     import { useAccount } from 'wagmi'
   
     export const OnRampAndSwap = () => {
         const { triggerAddFunds: toggleAddFunds } = useAddFundsModal()
         const { address: smartWalletAddress } = useAccount()
         const [canSwap, setCanSwap] = useState(true)
   
         const onTriggerAddFunds = () => {
             if (smartWalletAddress) {
                 toggleAddFunds({
                     walletAddress: smartWalletAddress,
                     onOrderSuccessful(data) {
                         console.log('Order successful', data)
                         setCanSwap(true)
                     },
                 })
             }
         }
   
         return (
             <>
                 <button onClick={onTriggerAddFunds}>On Ramp</button>
             </>
         )
     }
   
4. Swap to a custom token with Smart Swaps

   Once the on-ramp is successful, we can use the useSwapModal hook to swap the purchased token to your own custom token.

   It will take a few minutes (1-3 minutes) for the on-ramped token to be available in the smart wallet so make sure to check the balance before opening the swap modal. If you have enough balance of a supported payment token, the modal will display it as a payment option, you don’t need to specify a payment token.

   Make sure your custom token has enough liquidity on the chain you are executing the swap on.

     import { useState } from 'react'
     import { SwapModalSettings, useAddFundsModal, useSwapModal } from '@0xsequence/checkout'
     import { useAccount } from 'wagmi'
   
     export const OnRampAndSwap = () => {
         const { triggerAddFunds: toggleAddFunds } = useAddFundsModal()
         const { openSwapModal } = useSwapModal()
         const { address: smartWalletAddress, chainId } = useAccount()
         const [canSwap, setCanSwap] = useState(true)
   
         const toTokenAmount = '10000000000' // amount in wei
         const toTokenAddress = '0x...' // custom token address
   
         const onTriggerAddFunds = () => {
             if (smartWalletAddress) {
                 toggleAddFunds({
                     walletAddress: smartWalletAddress,
                     onOrderSuccessful(data) {
                         console.log('Order successful', data)
                         setCanSwap(true)
                     },
                 })
             }
         }
   
         const onSwap = () => {
             const swapModalSettings: SwapModalSettings = {
                 onSuccess: () => {
                     console.log('Swap successful')
                 },
                 chainId,
                 toTokenAddress,
                 toTokenAmount,
                 title: `Buy our custom token`,
                 description: 'Choose your payment method'
             }
   
             openSwapModal(swapModalSettings)
         }
   
         return (
             <>
                 {canSwap ? <button onClick={onSwap}>Swap</button> : <button onClick={onTriggerAddFunds}>On Ramp</button>}
             </>
         )
     }
   

Congratulations! You’ve just learned how to on-ramp and swap to a custom token using Web SDK.